We do not know yet.
We do not know yet.
Yes, but prefers to communicate in his native language for the most part.
Not initially it wasn't. It was a PS5 exclusive game until SIE/PlayStation Studios panicked about the console supply sometime in early 2021.
Unlike the PS3, which was a law unto itself, PS4 and PS5 aren't particularly different in terms of architecture. Aside from having to forego the SSD-streaming, it's pretty much* a case of downgrading and optimising until it ran well enough.
PS5s were rare and scalped at launch, and supplies barely got any better through until about Christmas 2022 after the global semiconductor shortage (and even when that began to ease, the mobile phone manufacturers took them all).
More or less what I am thinking, except turn it on its head because I certainly don't expect to out-qualify Sophy. I'm more excited at having a 'target' quali time as a means of knowing whether I'm extracting the most out of the car I'm driving, much like leaderboards in the online environment.
They could give you a practice bonus and a qualify bonus to encourage people to do it. Not like the game needs to be a grind anymore.
I never pretended to be good at this 🤣🤣🤣 I think in general the more I think about things the more I overthink them and shoot myself in the foot, I prefer to jump straight in, brake when the lights come on on the car ahead and work out the rhythm from there, it goes back to us all learning in different ways, some are going to find an whole new level once they have access to the data logger, etc.
I'll speak for myself when I say that beyond the supply chain issues, ps5 didn't seem like much of an upgrade, and the fact that GT7 exists on both platforms is a reflection of that. I'm not big on graphics so it was kind of a blessing that GT7 was available on ps4. I couldn't name 10 games on ps5 that aren't ps4 remakes/remasters.
I do wish they could increase the differences by a lot more. Although PS5 loading times are way faster. But I wonder if PS4 would be just as fast with an aftermarket SSD.
For me it’s the SSD - this is extremely telling on PS4. Also the PS5 is silent compared to the jet engine of a PS4.
The PS4 uses a CPU that was rather weak even when it was released in 2013, never mind in 2026. The PS4 Pro overclocked it a bit but was still the same core CPU.
It's not about speculation per se. It's about the fact that buying a game on speculation, hoping for example that it would eventually contain 24 hour endurance races and qualifying, does not mean that the developer owes you those features and should offer them to you for free.Well to be fair, there’s a whole lot of speculation going on after they announce and update coming or this dlc. The difference with a game is they have a pre-order and that usually comes with extra content that one does not want to miss out on.
I’ve purchased on speculation before because developers HINT at stuff which leaves things quite vague and your mind fills in the blanks. Might not be old enough to remember but a lot of PS1 games would show cut scene graphics on the back of the game case… only for you to find out the game doesn’t look like that at all. We purchased Jupiter Strike based on speculation. We couldn’t try it out, back then you looked at the back of the box and speculated what it might be or took what you saw as the truth. By the way Jupiter Strike was more like After Burner but the pictures on the back looked entirely different.
I can’t remember what PD pitched the game as but I clearly remember GT6 and them going on about how you would be able to upload your own GPS data in to make a track. I never saw that in the game. I’ve been told it did finally make it into the game but I was long gone and felt duped by them.
I think it’s important for them to be 100% clear. I get building hype but now imagine everytime they release an update of cars, as silhouettes only, and you have a limited time frame to buy it to get one extra car. People will speculate all day long what those cars might be. If people didn’t figure it out for us I’d have no clue what cars are hidden in the shadows of their twitter/X update posts “new update coming”. I could only speculate.
**** I just watched some original official trailers for GT7 and noticed two things that jogged my memory. One said “FOR NEXT GEN” which implies PS5 only. The other was some dead leaves blowing across the track which implies Autumn Ring track and/or leaf debris blowing up when cars rip past. Unless it’s still coming after 3.5 years I’d say those two things were misleading, I don’t feel like watching more trailers and reading press to find more examples. Not to mention people in here speculate, you might read it and later in the week or month your brain accepts what some random person said in GT Planet as gospel.
Another thing, I noticed watching the trailers, and I know there was a thread about this somewhere, but the graphics look way better back then. I remember driving around the tracks thinking WHOAAAA! And then we had some update and, it was subtle, but it’s like the graphic quality looked like it got dumbed down a little. Probably because the PS4 could handle the “FOR NEXT GEN” game. Anyway, it’s all speculation
Well speculating that it would have 24hr races is speculating. But I do remember them in previous games. So for myself. I never speculated there would be Lotus. I just assumed there would be because they were in the previous GT’s I played. I also just assumed Tune Sharing and gifting cars would be in the game. So I was unpleasantly surprised to find out, none of that was in the game. There were iconic tracks I assumed would be I game too. They didn’t give a list of tracks for preorder to my knowledge anyway. Being that it was GT7 not GT Sport. I assumed a lot of things would still be there from previous games. Especially what was in GT5 and GT6.
Again, there are two modded version of current cars on the cover of the DLC. That's always counted as "new" cars in the GT Universe. However, "professionally tuned cars" have never counted as new cars, and until now, they have only been available in Sport Mode and certain special events, but unavailable for purchase. Providing some for people to use whenever they like would be a nice boost for the DLC.
It's called the expected utility hypothesis: where a choice of two things exists with an unknown outcome, one should choose the one that has the most potential utility (or good) for the least potential consequence.
Can you explain? In GT7 "Professionally Tuned" cars covers the SEMA vehicles, tuner brands like NISMO, and certain other vehicles like the Toyota S-FR Racing Concept.
